Opening Poshuku
There are several ways to open Poshuku tab:
- hit Ctrl+T;
- click the Plus button in the tabbar;
- right-click the tabbar, enter the New tab menu and select Poshuku.
Of course, clicking a hyperlink would also result in Poshuku tab being opened.
Accessing functions
Only back, forward and reload/stop buttons are presented to the user, as well as the addressbar, of course. Most other functions are hidden in various context menus.
One of the context menus pops up when one right-clicks on somewhere on a web page. The menu contents depend on the object being clicked: different menus would pop ups for an image, a hyperlink, etc.
Another menu is hidden in LeechCraft menu. To access its functions, open the main LeechCraft menu and navigate to the Poshuku submenu. There are functions that may be otherwise unavailable, like full-length web page screenshotter. Poshuku plugins may also add different actions there. For example, Poshuku OnlineBookmarks plugin adds actions for synchronizing bookmarks to that menu.
History and bookmarks
To open History or Bookmarks, hit Ctrl+H or Ctrl+B respectively while staying on a Poshuku tab. After that, one can grab the splitter between history/bookmarks and the web page with the left mouse button and drag it to adjust the size. Dragging right to the edge of the screen effectively closes history/bookmarks tabs. Of course, dragging the splitter back from the edge of the screen opens the tabs back again.
Working with tabs
By default Poshuku is configured to open new tabs in background. To open a link in a new tab, hold Ctrl while clicking the link. To reverse the behavior (i.e., to open a link in foreground when by default they are opened in background), hold Ctrl+Shift while clicking on a link. To force opening in current tab, right-click the link and select Open here.
If you’ve accidentally closed a tab, don’t worry even it happened 50 tabs ago! Poshuku keeps the list of recently closed tabs (in fact, an infinite list). You can access it by right-clicking anywhere on a page and going to the Recently closed submenu which is typically located at the very bottom.